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D'novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships Men's Qualifying Singles D'Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships Men's Qualifying Singles Times First Round Monday 2nd Round, Tues 3rd Round, Wed 1 Lucas Jovita (1), South Florida 8:00 ct 2 2 Andres Weber, Hawaii 3 Dino Bilankov, Minnesota 8:00 ct 7 4 Ken Nordheim, Saint Louis 5 Emanu Brighiu (20), TCU 8:00 ct 5 6 Brennan Boyjian, North Carolina 7 Haig Schneiderman, Columbia 2:00 8 Evan Urbina, BYU 9 Viktor Maksimcuk (15), Louisville 8:00 ct 4 10 Matt Kandath, Stanford Univ. 11 Jarmere Jenkins, Virginia 8:00 ct 9 12 Ryan Lipman, Vanderbilt Univ. 13 Matt Allare (28), Ohio State Univ. 8:00 ct 6 14 Matt Hogan, Arkansas 15 Carl Ho, New Mexico 8:00 ct 10 16 Alex Stamchev, Auburn 17 Lachlan Ferguson (5), Indiana Bloomington 8:00 ct 3 18 Gustave Diep, New Mexico State 19 Santiago Villegas, Virginia 8:00 ct 11 20 Daniel Nguyen, Southern California 21 Philip Stephens (17), Tulsa 10:00 22 Alberto Gonzalez, Kentucky 23 Patrick Pohlmann, Wisconsin 8:00 ct 12 24 Ionut Beleleu, Oklahoma 25 Kallim Stewart (9), UCLA 8:00 ct 8 26 Sander Gille, ETSU 27 Alexey Grigorov, Texas A&M 9:00 28 Antonie Benneteau, Florida 29 Steven Forman (13), Wake Forest Univ. 9:00 30 Jason Smith, Sacramento State 31 Luka Somen, Virginia Tech 9:30 32 Fabian Matthews, UC Irvine 33 Houston Barrick (3), Virginia 9:30 34 Alex Musialek, Kentucky 35 Amit Inbar, UCLA 9:30 36 Ivan Salec, Radford Univ. 37 Wael Kilani (24), South Florida 9:30 38 Aleksey Bessonov, Oklahoma State 39 Attila Bucko, Baylor Univ. 8:00 ct 1 40 Anton Stryhas, Sacramento State 41 Bryant Salcedo (16), Vanderbilt Univ. 10:00 42 Mirko Zapletal, Fresno State 43 Henrique Chnha, Duke Univ. 10:00 44 Dmitry Lebedev, Arkansas 45 Artem Ilyushin (31), Mississippi State 10:00 46 Ryan Thacher, Stanford Univ. 47 Filip Miljevic, Illinois State 10:30 48 Matt Brewer, Tennessee 49 Tim Puetz (3), Auburn Univ. 10:30 50 Vlad Marinescu, Wichita State 51 Luca Barlocchi, UNLV 10:30 52 Sebastian Carlsson, LSU 53 Achim Ceban (18), San Diego State Univ. 11:00 54 Edgar Rodriguez, USC Upstate 55 Costin Pavel, Oklahoma 11:00 56 Vahid Mirzadeh, Florida State 57 Christopher Aumueller (12), Nebraska 11:00 58 Dusan Medan, Marquette 59 Sebastian Gallego, Minnesota 11:30 60 JT Sundling, Southern California 61 Dean O'Brien (30), Georgia Tech 11:30 62 Sebastien Vidal, William and Mary 63 Leo Rosenberg, Hawaii 11:30 64 Alastair Barnes, Tulsa D'Novo/ITA All-American Tennis Championships Men's Qualifying Singles First Round Monday 2nd Round, Tues 3rd Round, Wed 65 Vijay Paul, Vanderbilt Univ. 12:00 66 Dylan Arnould, Duke Univ. 67 Marcos Verdasco, Oregon 12:00 68 Eric Quigley (22), Kentucky 69 Jeremy Langer, Indiana 12:00 70 Louis Cant, Mississippi State 71 Josh Zavala, Texas 12:30 72 Nick Meister (10), UCLA 73 Tobias Fanselow, Old Dominion Univ. 12:30 74 George Coupland, Mississippi State 75 Anton Bobytskyi, Oklahoma State 12:30 76 Richard Wire (27), Stanford Univ. 77 Chris Thiemann, Ole Miss 12:30 78 Jason McNaughton, Southern California 79 Skate Gorham, Brown 1:00 80 Lee Singer (8), Virginia 81 Andre Dome, Cal Poly 1:00 82 Stefan Hardy, North Carolina 83 Adrian Chermaci, Wichita State 1:00 84 Patricio Alvarado (19), Southern Mississippi 85 Mehdi Bouras, UNLV 1:30 86 Julien Bley, Baylor Univ. 87 Neal Skupski, LSU 1:30 88 Keziel Juneau (14), William and Mary 89 Devin McCarthy, Ohio State 1:30 90 Matt Kecki, Southern California 91 Evan King, Michigan 2:00 92 David Bendheim (26), Nebraska 93 Andres Bucaro, Florida State 2:00 94 Adrian Skogeng Forberg, Ole Miss 95 Alex Zotov, Vanderbilt Univ. 2:00 96 Tobias Wernet (4), Minnesota 97 Antonio Lastre, Mississippi State 2:30 98 Gregory Hirshman, Stanford Univ. 99 Jaime Pulgar, North Carolina State 2:30 100 Eliot Potvin, Georgia Tech 101 Piotr Banas, Louisiana-Lafayette 2:30 102 Vasko Mladenov, Texas 103 Wessim Derbel, Nevada 2:30 104 John Peers (6), MTSU 105 Jim Brouleau, New Mexico State 3:00 106 Eric West, Oklahoma State 107 Adam Baker, Vanderbilt Univ. 3:00 108 Drew Courtney (32), Virginia 109 Marcel Thiemann, Ole Miss 3:00 110 Jonathan Wong, Columbia 111 Johnny Hamui, Florida 3:30 112 Slah Mbarek (7), TCU 113 Jonathan Dahan, California 3:30 114 Jeff Dadamo, Texas A&M 115 Chris Nott, Arkansas 3:30 116 Simon Childs (23), Louisville 117 Bradley Cox, Kentucky 4:00 118 Javier Pulgar, Louisiana at Lafayette 119 Juan Gomez, SDSU 4:00 120 Shuhei Uzawa (13), Ohio State Univ. 121 Tucker Vorster, Ole Miss 4:00 122 James Seagraves, Tulsa 123 Kiryl Harbatsiuk, Sacramento State 4:30 124 Patrick Daciek (29), Virginia Tech 125 Calin Paar, Nebraska 4:30 126 Vicente Joli, Boise State Univ. 127 Andrew Crone, North Carolina 4:30 128 Jaak Poldma (2), Southern California.
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